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| Judge Rabbit and the Fat Man, |
Frontispiece |
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| “The Youngsters Saw Daddy Jake, and Went Running After Him.” |
9 |
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| “The Field-hands were Singing as they Picked the Opening Cotton.” |
19 |
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| “‘Maybe he Knows Where Daddy Jake is,’ said Lillian.” |
25 |
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| “The Field-hands Discussed the Matter.” |
29 |
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| The Miller and his Children. |
41 |
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| “An’ Ole Man Jake, he dar too.” |
49 |
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| “Lucien Saw Him, and Rushed Toward Him.” |
57 |
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| Poor Old Sue Tells her Story. |
63 |
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| “Mr. Rabbit Squall Out, ‘Coon Dead!’” |
71 |
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| “Den de Frogs dey Went to Work Sho Nuff.” |
75 |
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| “The Old Negro Put his Hands to his Mouth and Called.” |
79 |
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| “She Stood dar a Minit, dat Ole Black Cat Did.” |
87 |
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| “‘All Ready, now. Stick yo’ Head In.’” |
105 |
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| “En Eve’y Time He Swung Mr. Black Snake Tuck ’n Lash ’Im wid he Tail.” |
115 |
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| “‘Brer Tarrypin, How You Feel?’” |
127 |
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| Billy Big-Eye and Tommy Long-Wing. |
159 |
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| Simon Shakes the Pebbles. |
175 |
